I haven't posted in a while. Sorry!
This book is absolutely heartbreaking. I love Adam Silvera, I've read four of his books now and have literally just started a fifth; he's one of my favourite authors.
An amazing debut novel, this book had me hooked before the plot twists and has left that emptiness most readers know after finishing a good book, and not knowing what to do with yourself.
The main character Aaron, was so well characterised. I sympathised with him on a level as a part of the lbgtqia+ community but I truly believe anyone reading this would feel it as much as I did. He's so real: he makes mistakes, he does bad things, but he's genuine, and he tries. I wanted to take away his pain at every point in this story, even when he was in the wrong.
(His mum Elsie is the unsung hero of this story)
Anyway, this is a must read, but no promises that you won't come away from this with your hear aching.
5/5
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